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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-05-06
PERMANENT.

The 6rm Of s. T. Little \ Sons, OF FUN
berland. Md, who established branch house
at Romney over two years sgo, are now one
OF DOR permanent ius iitulions. For good re.
liable goods and satisfactory work, patron
ize Little Some, Cumberland, Ro mnsy and
NooTsheld.
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DIED.

BOWhAN-baggie, the little three yssr-
old daughter OF Mr.. VIM Bowman "a livss
near this place, died Sunday morning
HESSlCK-At the residence Of his father.
ThOs Mesiick Esq. near Romney Iast Thurs.
day night, Hr. John Messick, aged about 20
Jssrs he Nas good young man and very
much respected
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-05-06
ECcklon's Arnica Salyo-

The Beat Salve in the world for Cuts
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevs
Sores, letter, ChapPed Handle. Chiiblsins.
Corns, and al Skin Bruptions, and positive.
ly cures Piles, or 90 Ray required. II is
guaranteed 10 give per satisfaction, or
uoncy ofubded Prizes rs cents PER Dor
EcI Jss D. r. L Vs1nsvsntcr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-05-06
PunY Children Made Strong

Don't you think your children are troubled
With Worms Children are often weak and
Puny hom this cause. There 10 no remedy
equal to BoREMAS's SwsgT yEnxIpueE for
removing this pesi from the system. Sold
with something else called Just az coed I'm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-05-06
WORK.

II will not cost you one cent more 10 leave
your watch Al our RomDey or Mooreheld
store Tor repairs than II left at our esiab Iish-
ment in Cumberland. work from Romuey
store all done at Cumberland by skilled
Uorkmen. Work guaranteed.
COURT.
When you come 10 court, bring lha, watch
along and hand II 10 al Little 4 Son for
repairs IL will be done we'll and cheap.
WATCH.
Watch every body, for they al need watch /.
ing. u not already watched with one Of Lite
tie 4 Seas watches Watches 81 50 TO $500.
THANKS.
We are very thankful to our many custom.
e!s for the liberal pa tronage during our two
years stay al ROmr ey--lndeed We have been
treated 80 well We have determined TO remain
permaoently. Trusting ouF agent. NJ. G. ?. .
Pols1d, will ave the pleasure Of seeing you
heqasnlly We are very respectfully yours
4 Linus S0ns, Camteilsad. Nd
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NOTICE TO NON.RESIDENTS

A'OA Ns6 4 " NON.A6SLD6 -
w RST VIRGINIA, TO VITA, rules beld
w 10 the Clerks O6ice Of the Circuit
Court Of Hampshire county, on the 6nt
ondsy In January 1857.
Nimrod whitaere, Administrstor de bonis
cor with the will annexed Of Samuel Rock,
decd, plaintiff,
Is.
Charles Washington. defendant.
In CsAxcsaY
The general Oh jet OF this suit 10 to eoforce
the vendors lien for the rppaid purchase
money OF the tract OF land in said county
sold 10 the defendant by WIN. 8. Hook, Kx
eeoior OF Samuel Hook. and to have a sale
OF said lsnd to pay said purchase money and
costs OF suit and for general relief.
And II appearing from co affidavit that
the defendant 10 . non.resident Of the State
oil West Virginia II Is ordered. that said
non residen, defendant do sppesr hero with
In one month from the date OF the 6rst pub
LEGATION hereof, and do what 10 necessary to
protect his interest 10 this suit Tcste.
V. n. POI ING, Cleik
aPS-N Circuit Court Hampshire county.
8. l.. Fiournoy Alto for plaintiff
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Voters Of Hanpshire :

announcs myself - . Candidate lse re-
election 10 shs 49, % 6upssiss<sAsat os
schools, Tor IL Coanty, NJ Eiscssoa TO Be
heid on the third russdsy In NAY; and II
elected will. 10 the fnfsss - in the past.
endsavcr &c merit eoe6 dence By the faithful
Performance Of duty.
APPS te D. n. SHAwBE.
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T o whosn it may concern

WHEREAS. there 10 ia the chances
w cause OF smith and ~ife 70 McCauley,
row pending In the Circuit Court Of Hamp.
$4ll.oo coming TO Leo W., Bette I. Core
A end Nary B Kinder. all Of whom are
residents Of the state Of Missouri, and whose
guardian am In the said State Of Missouri.
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons who
may te interested. that will make applica-
lion to said Court on the 10Th day OF Nay,
1887. fer the ieme val OF said fcnd 70 said
State Of Missouri, and that II may be paid
end delivered TO me ~ sush guardian Ia said.
State. 4. B. KINDER. Guardian.
spl5.<w. By Council
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ROBT.i- VANDEVANTER
DRUGGIST,
OLD BANK BUILDING, RoNNEY WEsrVA.

g = Always hand and constantly receiving fresh
supply of
Drugs, Oh emicals and Patent Medicine $
OF all kinds Fancy and Toilet Articles Sponges and House
rants good assortment Syringes Tr.ses Shoulder
flavorbg Extracts always fresh sold
Worm Syrup which represented or money re-
funded Syrup Tar and Wild CLeriy coughs and colds has no
equal Syrup Blackberry Eoota arb
compounded
day Or night All living in
My line can get by sending card Give What
be had Mt ht.clas, Drug
Iickes Tickets l!Fst nn,
west or southwest
l.. b. RANDALL Agent B. & O. r. r.
k45Ohce-R L. ters Drug Store. = = -
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Announcement.

Having been solicited by many frieods OF
dinefent parts Of the county, and hoping to
such sefrags - ny ability aud reputst;on
should comnsad, announce myseif can
didate for the superioteodeaey Of the Free
Schools Of Hampshire county. Wet Va
Yours, with respect. JOHN TAYLOR.
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Home Correspondence.

This department. 10 the peoples. We eoat:oi
bat do not directit Correspondents must
assume the responsibility Of their letters
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SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of authority vested In us by
I'D decree of the Circuit Court of Bamp-
shire county. Vest Virginia. rendered on
the 18th day OF May, 1885, IN the cbsncery
cause Of Blsckman,! &c , Va. Mil Lesson, &c
We will,
On the 7th day OF May, 1887.
at Slanesville, in said county, sell at public
auction all of TIA
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REAL EeTATE

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Of which Joseph FANS died seized and tos
sessed. except that part Of II which has been
assigned 10 bis widow as her d,wer. IL will
oe SOLD IN such parcels as may be deemed
best.
TRSvs or SALs-One-tbird Of the purchase
money to be 10 cash and the residue in one
and two years, With interest from day OF
sac, the purchasers - give bond with good
:eeuity for the deferred payments, and the
legal Title to be retained as further secu.
rity. Gale 10 commence at 10 o'clock
+ L FtOURNOY,
b. G1LKESON,
aps-4t Special Commissioners
w. u. Polling, Clerk OF the Circuit Cour
Of Hampshire county, w. Va hereby certify
that the above Lamed Special Commissioners
have executed the bond required by said de-
cree Of sale. ". Al. PoLixo.
CLERK Cirsuit Court Fam pshire county
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} Always on hand and constantly receiving fresh
supply of
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wep,ave employed for short time a
first class UPHoLsTERER and those
who have MATTREssES. LOUNGES
etc. in peedof repair should embracethis
opportunity to have them put in good
order. This workmap will remain but
a short tims and those who desire. To
avail themselves Of his services mus!
bring ii cir work Ar ONCE. This il
the best opportunity. you win ever hay.
to get your upholstering done with
neatness and diapatcil. = -
els 49,. BRowN& 7HOsxpss
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Mr.. B. Reinhart IL now in San Fran1
ciso purchasing u stock OF Fall and
Winter goods TOR NJ. keihhart,9 suitable
for this market. This will give orr
citizens the advantage OF purchasing
StspIb aud Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing,
etc, ofthe most desirable styles at the
lowest cash prices. III the meantime
the present stock will be sold lower
than ever. Como and see. iga.4
$50 2w.
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Brand Notice.

Notice ID hereby given that hi stock,
horses or cattle, branded SO belong to
the undersigned. IS the said brand WAS
recorded in the records Of Elko county
by my late husband, E. P. Banning. ON
the 1st day of May, 1885, and the own
ership thereof has meyer. been. trans
Mas. Francis BANE1Ss,
= 49,. IhIgI.fIsk1y gaJE
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Just Received

Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Fall and Winter Clothing.
II you want fine suit Of clothes made
to order, latest in style, perfect in fit,
best in quality and cheapest in price,
come and look at my samples. You
can't help :boins suited.
NJ. REINHART,
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MumbaIdt Houae.

Having resumed the management of
this popular Hotel, ! desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good seecoaModAsi ong at rea-
soasbts prices VIII 81 maintained.
Cugaoq IL '.BAa 20,
Will be stocked. with Ans Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors By the
glass, bottle or gallon. .GitS-thsb Ham
boldt q call. ~ ~ AZ
ga ,MTA>I 10. LANG. {
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MARE led.

HtoFN NE HgAapP;HskI:-7TIIn Wells. New.
Oct. 5, 1887, at the residence of Col
E. P. Hardesty. by Justice Wm Con
ger, Mr.. j. L.sHoneymsn. gof Wells,
to MisarLouise Humphrey. of Spring
vile, Utah. ~ .''-'
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Stop ct MorgSp's Blacksmith shop
whore you can get horse shoeing,
wagon repairing and all kinds of black.
smithing done on short notice. Salts.
.fabtipS guaranteed IS to quality Of
work aud price.
L. Z. NoRaAA.
a G8 I .A'EIC1 ,&GE-.
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An Absolute Cure.

The ORIGINAL KBIET1NE OINTMENT is
only put up ~ large two-ounce Tin boxes, and
sn absolute cure for old sorth, burns,
wounds. chApped hands. aud all skin erup-
lions. Will positively cure all kinds Of piles.
An TOR the oRIdiNAE fAkIETiNE OfNT
AEAT. Sold by r. r. Muller 81 IS cents per
boz by mail 30 cents. - ''' '- -
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For sale.

A hrst GLASS hay ranch l 4 miles
from EIko for sale. s Yieldsops half it's
value in hay every year. An excellent
stock range near the premises. For
particulars GALLON or address
...,-., j. F. BURNER,
I'll gEiko, Nevada.
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Lest.

Anote OF ave hundred dollars signed
by Charles Lanpman and Adelbert
Leach, made payable BY my order. Ali
persons are hereby notified not to ne
gotiste the same as payment thereon
has been stopped. '.., 49,, ,..' ' '.,'I
q r,,srt s.af9 ,,u,,u J.. BE- MooRA.
.a Elko, Sept. 20, 1887. I1w-df1m.w.0
New Goods in great variety are daily
arriving st Reinhart's. a., ~ .''
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lThO. ~ UnlVeFsal C0EahAnntAon


,,a Proof against all animals from Q rab-
BIT to mad steer. Prices "a follows:
inch mesh per rod Sl.35
8 inoh mesh period A4t s$1.15
Pointed Pickets' 3 cts per rod extra.
Reduction ON large orders.
,s"s { AanatsctGrsd by ,s.s
WIZ o. YoUNo.
Elko, New.
z, "a - fgtN ~. rs1f m3
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I have on hand about 100 pair.
Ladies 2 button Kid Gloves, sises 8. OK,
81, and 6H, which I will olose out at
Tho shove price. Don't miss this chance
OF getting pair Of Hid Gloves cheap.
: VIZ y. II. REINHARr.
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.RORN.

MooDDr 1 :L a osiSS, 5oosSberS5. li8sF I'd
'Ahswite # Gs0se1 AfoOd " y dau ugh
HIEAEHHANy;;-In Wells, New, Oct. 6,
1887, to the wife of Frank Heathman,
q daughter. 1io""a VI driw oas ao.gIae
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rfrTY dENrS ff1 WIZ.

All ClasO0O - Legitimate "A.
veTtlseAoAts act BxeSAAlAg Ton
Llneo AnSsrGSA 10 SAAS OC6lulan
Ter RIRtY COn10 . week.
81 s4H's 2 ~ sgPsSzys. 80
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& q q = . 2 =
NOTICE TOTA.X PAYERS

=. The Board Of County Commissioners
sitting as a board Of Equalization edded
| to the assessment of the personal
property Of the following persona the fol-
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DAILY TNDzfENDENT.
rHoasDA1. .ocroBEns :. 1857.


A4SO
Wooden Goods ever exhibited IN Elko.
There vas talk Of another ball 1t
Wells tonight Let tie good work 60.
on. - ..u.,
ATsxas woman han . pet alligator
that vn6U his tail when his name i.
Called -,
Yesterday WAS quite warm and Bum
NOR like, but to-day good nre is com.
fortahio--S srsraz- ...,
Aoi'Y0' - h:$
Helena, MontAna, l. to have a NAM
moth hotel building which will contain
200 roma aid IS stores.
. Mr.. Geo. Moody is the father of a
baby girl. See notice under the head of
born, in another column. ..
G. G. Wallace, Assessor of Eureka,
came.up by last evenings train and will
go to San Francisco to-day.
Commissioner Honeyman says tho
largest crowd he ever saw at . ball in
Wells was there last night.
E1.Goveruor Adams arrived from his
White Pine stock ranch last evening
and stopped overin town to-day.
Isaac Griswold ahipped. this morning
from h64eck three carloads. s5 head. of
horses for 81. Joseph, Missouri. ,
ruaa ~ ,su,,t E,,,c H.sav,s No,.
- ,h.o,,L az. 49,,
;nn ~ th.;r r.tnrn from tbo s,ot.
F.ir &c.
..T-a,;.. ss.xs.,,.,, = &.s.;,....
80 NoS .ss.sg a1ES on 80. mt So,
nTsss.,s ;;S;1f:osSnn - eEo oo6
y: ~ NJ S.e . ~ 80.
~ s.,,s Z.
IA INC .S UA'e - - 60 rsans;.oa $3.50
S QUO a t,,-5.v h-o,,o;,t n
MI -
i.
ID" ts1s sa.a sns S 'ne 0onsA0s popo'A'.on
o. I, 1 ;.;, :. a. H. s4e -. ny. w. -,
lOe1 600 o s.S;.,n..
M'ss " 2 aa~S H"s ~ 'AS' u''oi
mined 70 onns SUN aRAlnst s 'oVernor
Of marriage, she will askfor $500, 900
damages. 1 -. /
~, s,.;s5
nnS eqi'o1 anu u ,of ' .1." onoe
oo'n "spO "ens .H"t anu ar
rived here this afternoon, but our conf
;. l.. .o,,t ~, h,.o ,,aI,, ,,,;-,, kLo ,,o.l-
dur;nr onratsencs !,
49,. g. -
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%etnlns N . a -. e .Ss, wi 20 S0'a 'n't'
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stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.y,s~,g ~ - % -.
Ifyou want something Mid or Pow.
erful give the Bed Rock call +zs
81. III Fs!.. S'1.y & z :. ';s'gsg' j. 49,.
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The above named persons are hereby
notiHedsto appear before said Board Of
Equalization on Monday the 10th day
Of Oct. 1887, aud show cause If any Why
the the above addition should not stand
az made. s.eizsr .,9sa4sm mr. .sssra .
Attest my hand and seal this Ath day
Of October, 1887. ',',' :, ,....' 80
..,.mor,T T. 20. B. WIsEMAN, Clerk.
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D. B. Williams the. sum of. 8 so 90
Charles Adams S." ss11 90
w. w. Rogers H":pr1," "1456 90
Thos Foster 1" 81 1900 90
L. Millert ''' -. q: - q " ''"1 1875 90
J. NJ. Atkinson - az g. 1882 20
ID. Badt,s eSus a''a@.H[ - 81. 2243 90
s. H. Turner @a's, a..r' Fl. 500 90
W. F. Ross SO -, q. E ~ % @. SIS DO
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CHAPTER XIV.

These two poor children stood side by side
In the greenhouse, dumb with sorrow, almost
incapable of thought, as though their hearts
wero scorched by lightning, For poor
Suzanne to be obliged to tell this fearful tale,
which she had buried so deep in her young
heart that her father had not discovered il in
ten long Ears, was almost like living it over
ngain in reality. She had said truly she
was doomed 10 lonely, loveless life. And
she loved Raymond with n deep and abiding
passion, but hopeless one
Raymond had thought nothing could aug
ment bis love for Suzanne before, but now
this revelation showed him her noble ciarac-
ter, and his love centupled, mingled with
respect so profound that it bordercd upon
veneration, and u deep compassion filed his
soul for the sufferings this young girl had
30 worthily borne.
"Now," said she, Hyou know all. Let us
say one last adieu."
"Adeul Mol A thousand times no. Ny
life belongs to you now, more than ever.
shall live to suffer with and for you"
"Oh, Raymond, we must say goodby; 1
prefer to feel myself alone TO suffer and 10 re-
member. Leave me to my solitude and sor-
row.
But he answered: "Iprefer to love you and
shall always do So"
Then they said gocdby, sadly and sorrow
fully, without moro than hand clasp and
lingering look.
He rushed out into the forest, where he
wandered about, not knowing or caring
where, and not returning to his home until
lntc at night.
Suzanne sat weeping for while, and then
gathered up her strength to try and reach
her own room. As she passed q large plant
which stood between her and the door lead.
ng to the house she found her father lying
on tho floor, not ten feet from
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| There iUerc no more shadows bet,Oeen them
! Suzanne had no reason to believe that no
would como, but still she expected hm, and as
her father had gone to Paris on some business,
she wrapped herself and went out into the
park, where sho saw him coming toward her
swiftly. She could not retain her Joy, and
advanced to meet him with such joyous
face and light step that Raymond exclaimed:
Suzanne, my Suzannsl What is i'll In the
name of heaven, speak,"
"0h, Raymond, como quick. will tell
you all, and / have so much to say. Come
into the house; dare not tell you here. 1t
is about father"
And when they were In the house and
tho door TO the reception room closed
she told him all Roger Laroaue had
not named Julia, and Raymond could not
imagine his mother as in any way interested
in tho matter. He could not associate her
with any such thing and yet his thought
flew involmtarily toward her He said:
"Did your father know my motherl'
"Hc must have known her, but, OF course,
no did not wish to be recognized. | remem-
Der now that he hesitated strangely about go.
Ing to your house after my accident"
"That is So" continued Raymond, scarcely
knowing what he said $50" he continued,
''it was woman who held his honor in her
hands, almost his life, And yet said no word
to save him. Who could she DO to have
acted so cowardlyn
"Consider, Raymond; perhaps she had
children; think of the dishonor sho would
bring upon them"
'Did Inc tell you her namer'
"No; that he could not do without betray-
ing the confidence which he came near losing
his life to maintain. He will never tell that
name"
"Laroque is man. My father had reason
10 love him, and esteem him still more for
his reserve.n
Raymond became silent and pensiye again;
then he spoke:
Suzanne, since your father Is innocent
there must be some one else guilty. Now to
find that man seen by you and your poor
mother. That man whom your father IA
hunting for will Ialso search. Besides, some
thing tells me that that woman had something
to do with that crime Think she is an ac
complete through vengeance, and that woman
viii lndn
Raymond" said Suzanne, with Instructive
terror, spare that woman. Think that II she
Is mother it would he a fearful thing 30 de-
liver her to justice, TO cover Der with shame
am sure that my father would not wisiit
Spare lerl"
ave shall SEQ when the day comes. md
whilo waiting will not lose minute. Ishall
get the records Of the trial and study them
up, and, Suzanne, see my way clear. You
told me but little while ago that you were
happy, and now l say the same, for feel
sure that tho day is not tar of when you will
DO my wife"
"May God hear and aid you, " enid Suzanne,
devoutly.
NOW goodby, dear Suzanne. Wemay not
meet again for weeks, for viii not return
until | can bring yon good newa Have con.
lidence hyfalhr lpgc,l yours, but no could |
not prove his c.e-, .Ll he died FOR grief be- !
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his plans. And bis mother said no word. Hi
had reached a stage where he would have
even welcomed transparent lie, so much IN
wanted to DO reassured. At last she under
stood what was passing in her best loved
sons soul, and she tried to smile
"This heat has overcome me"
He went and opened tho windows, letting
in the cool breath of morning, which seemed
TO relieve her little.
"What were you saying just now about a
photographer
He picked it up and gave 1t to her. This
timo she looked at it and said
"Oh, yes How could this havo got lost
therel IL is that Of oil old friend Of our
family who married q cousin of mine Those
dates. Yes, they were his marriage, the ac-
cidental death OF his bride in two days and OF
his having become insane about two weeks
later He died soon after, too, believe"
Raymond breathed again. This seemed
n reasonable story, and If it were a true one
all his suspicious fell to the ground. He took
the photograph from her hand, which still
trembled, and placed it in an album. AS he
did so, he remarked:
at is curious that the picture seems to be
pierced by knife there by the side Of the
heart. Do you notice itP
at has likely been pushed against a nail In
moving" said she,
When Raymond had gone, Julia sat for
hours with her eyes fixed upon the album.
The portrait seemed to draw her invincibly,
and at last she rose and, apparently thinking
with its destruction she could chase away the
ghostly thoughts that crowded in her mind,
she removed it and burned it to cinders, which
she scattered to the four winds.
Fifteen days later Raymond returned to
and almost his first movement was
10 look in the album. The photograph was
gone.
Why" said he, surprised, sit Is not there"
"What, my soni"
"The photograph"
"Ah, yes. 1t awoke sad remembrance,
10 burned it.n
Raymond felt his doubts and fears return.